Ambarish B.
Grading system has Lokayukta police vying for top scores
The one-month-old ‘Balance Score Card’ system, introduced to evaluate the efficiency of the Lokayukta police, has prompted the staff of the anti-corruption agency to pull up their socks, especially in
Ashok’s land largesse, bagair hukum
The Bengaluru district Congress has filed a complaint with the Lokayukta against Home Minister R. Ashok on account of the bagair hukum land allocation scandal. The Congress leaders led by former m
Cyber cops to probe hate SMS
The investigation into hate messages that triggered panic among the north-easterners reached the cyber police station on Tuesday.
The Koramangala police has handed over all the material seized from
Cyber cops to probe hate SMS
The investigation into hate messages that triggered panic among the northeasterners reached the cyber police station on Tuesday.
Illegal Bangladeshi immigrants in state under the scanner
While the exodus of North-Easterners tapered off, police are maintaining an eagle’s eye on illegal Bangladeshi migrants in the state, including in the city. While there is no official number, an estim
Despite conviction, labour dept refuses to sack its officer
The Labour Department has refused to place a senior official under suspension despite the Lokayukta police writing a series of letters to the department, pointing out to his conviction in a corruption
Cyber scams just got smarter
Conference scams are the latest tools for internet criminals targeting intellectuals. Three victims, including a professor of a university and a retired corporate professional, have already been dupe
Death is the reward he got
For Mubarak (name changed) the last nine years have been thankless. All he has gained from tipping off the Customs and Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) about a consignment of silk yarn import
Advocates attack mediapersons; judicial probe ordered
For the second time in two months, lawyers went on the rampage on Friday, this time at the City Civil Court against television journalists covering the Janardhan Reddy case, and the hundreds of police
Sons accompany Yeddy to court
Ending days of speculation on whether he would get anticipatory bail to avoid appearing in court in person, former chief minister B.S. Yeddyurappa arrived at the city civil court complex where the special court of the Lokayukta is located, flashing his trademark victory sign, albeit to an angry crowd of lawyers on Monday afternoon.
